Twitter CEO Jack
Dorsey to step down
The news comes as Twitter has accelerated the pace of its product innovation over the past year to compete with social media rivals
Twitter CEO Jack
A tech whistle-blower helps others speak out
Ifeoma Ozoma, who accused Pinterest of discrimination, has become a key figure in helping tech employees disclose, and fight, mistreatment at work
UK regulator set to block Meta's Giphy deal
The Competition and Markets Authority is set to reverse the deal in what would be the first time the watchdog has reversed a Big Tech acquisition
Xiaomi Beijing plant to target output of 300,000 vehicles
Beijing E-Town said it anticipated the plant reaching mass production in 2024
WhatsApp wins India’s approval to double payments offering
WhatsApp has almost reached its user base of 20 million for payment services while its messenger service has more than 500 million users in India
The best tech gifts that aren’t gadgets
Supply-chain disruptions may make it tough to buy devices, but the most thoughtful presents were never tangible to begin with
‘State-sponsored attackers’ may have
targeted iPhones: Apple to Thai activists
Apple on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Israeli cyber firm NSO Group and its parent company OSY Technologies for alleged surveillance
Contending with the pandemic, wealthy nations wage global battle for migrants
COVID kept many people in place; now several developed countries, facing aging labour forces and worker shortages, are racing to recruit, train and integrate foreigners
Can a machine learn morality?
Researchers at a Seattle AI lab say they have built a system that makes ethical judgments. But its judgments can be as confusing as those of humans
The internet broke brand loyalty
Our lives online have made us more comfortable buying from an unfamiliar brand; and those same changing habits may also be making us less loyal to anything that we buy
